CO2 High Pressure Fire Suppression System
Product Introduction:
The pressurized carbon dioxide fire extinguishing system is an
intelligent automatic fire extinguishing device that is
residue-free, non-toxic, heat-insulating, water-resistant, and
highly effective.
Depending on the requirements of different protected areas, the pressurized carbon dioxide fire extinguishing system can be
designed in two ways: a single-zone unit system and a multi-zone
combined distribution system.
Depending on the activation method requirements, the pressurized carbon dioxide fire extinguishing
system offers three activation modes: automatic, manual, and
mechanical emergency control.
System Components:
A pipe-network carbon dioxide automatic fire extinguishing system
consists of three main components: fire extinguishing devices, pipe
fittings, and electrical accessories.
Fire extinguishing system: This includes the cylinders used to fill and store carbon dioxide,
the brackets used to trigger the cylinders to spray the
extinguishing agent, and the actuators (for nitrogen cylinders).
Pipe fittings: These include pipes used to connect the fire extinguishing system
and direct the extinguishing agent to the protected area, such as
high-pressure galvanized steel pipes, flanges, and elbows.
Electrical accessories: These are used to monitor and control the entire protected area,
activate evacuation alarms, and prevent the spread of fire.
Product Specifications:
| Specification | Technical Parameter |
| Device Model | QME70 |
| Capacity | 70Ltr |
| Filling Volume of Gas | 42kg |
| Working Pressure | 5.7MPa |
| Max Working Pressure | 12.4MPa |
| Spraying Time | ≤60s |
| Max Filling Rate | 0.6kg/L |
| Power | DC24V/1.6A |
| Working Pressure of Releasing Device | Container Valve: 19±0.95MPa;
Manifold: 15±0.75MPa |
| Nitrogen Pressure of Driving | 6.0±1.0Mpa(20℃) |
| Condition of Reserving Room for Container | Temperature: 0~50℃ |
Applications:
Fires involving various flammable liquids and solid materials in
library and archive rooms, computer rooms, substations,
telecommunication rooms, hangars, garages, ship cabins, cargo
holds, paint rooms, boiler rooms, control centers, etc.; as well as
gas fires where the power supply can be cut off before the fire is
extinguished.
Carbon dioxide pipeline system structure diagram:
Working principle diagram:
Packaging and Shipping:
System components are securely packaged in sturdy cartons to
prevent any damage during shipping. Each carton is labeled with
necessary handling and shipping instructions, as well as the
product name and model number for easy identification.
In addition to the individual packaging, the entire system is
wrapped in protective material to provide additional cushioning and
protection during shipping.
Shipping is performed using reliable and trustworthy carriers to
ensure timely and safe delivery. Our shipping team coordinates
closely with the carrier to ensure the system is properly handled
and delivered to the customer's designated location.
Customers can also choose to ship the system using their preferred
carrier, provided that the carrier meets our safety and handling
standards.
Upon receipt, customers are advised to carefully inspect the
packaging for any signs of shipping damage. In the event of any
damage, customers can contact our customer service team for
assistance.
FAQ:
Q: Do you offer other types of fire extinguishing systems?
A: We have a full range of fire extinguishing products. In addition
to CO2 fire extinguishing systems, we also offer FM200, Novec1230,
IG, and HFC-227 fire extinguishing systems.
Q: Can you design a complete fire extinguishing system for my
factory?
A: Yes. Please provide the size and floor space of your factory,
and we will have a professional designer provide you with
professional advice.
Q: Do you offer OEM and private label services?
A: Yes, we offer OEM and ODM services, and you can also create your
own brand on the product.
Q: How do we ensure quality?
A: We always provide pre-production samples before mass production
and conduct a final inspection before shipment.
Q: Can I visit your company?
A: Of course, you're welcome!
